Uganda will ensure that everyone has equitable access to HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care after the president signed an anti-homosexuality bill into law.
A few hours before the end of a fragile ceasefire in Sudan, the warring parties agreed on a five-day extension on Monday.
“In Europe, America and other developing countries, farmers have insurance against hail, flood, and disasters, they call it disaster payment. Our farmers have nothing.
Sporadic fighting has continued all week, though the ceasefire monitors Saudi Arabia and the United States said earlier on Friday that compliance was improving.
On the run for two decades, Fulgence Kayishema was arrested on Wednesday under a false name on a grape farm in South Africa.
Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo has accepted to lead the Commonwealth Observer Group to the Sierra Leone 2023 general elections.
Nigeria and other African countries must consistently maintain a seven per cent growth rate for the next four to five decades to eradicate poverty.
Al-Shabaab claimed that it carried out suicide bomb attacks and killed 137 soldiers.
A Tunisian court has freed Noureddine Boutar, the director of Mosaique FM, the most popular radio which attracts more listeners.
He is charged with the killing of about 2000 Tutsi Rwandans who took refuge in a catholic church in the Kivumu district.
